BARITE (OAKSTONE) - Arbor Low, Derbyshire
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Arbor Low, Middleton, Derbyshire
Oakstone is a dark brown, pseudo-stalactitic variety of barite that was first found at Arbor Low in 1832. Although a rare stone it was much used for ornamental purposes in the 19th century, usually inlaid with other Derbyshire stones to make fine table tops.
This is a solid, natural piece with one cut and polished face. It is from an old collection.
Arbor Low, Middleton, Derbyshire
Oakstone is a dark brown, pseudo-stalactitic variety of barite that was first found at Arbor Low in 1832. Although a rare stone it was much used for ornamental purposes in the 19th century, usually inlaid with other Derbyshire stones to make fine table tops.
This is a solid, natural piece with one cut and polished face. It is from an old collection.
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Size: approx. 7 x 7 x 5 centimetres
Weight: 566 grams
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